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Thorax 67:i-ii doi:10.1136/thoraxjnl-2012-202088
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Highlights from this issue

  1. Ian Pavord, Editors

An APPt response

Those who follow us on Twitter will know that there is now a Thorax mobile site, which we have been wanting for some time, and a bouquet to the publishers for delivering it. Those who think a Tweet is what our feathered friends do in the garden, do not read on, it will only cause you pain. We are told that the mobile site ‘has been specifically designed to accommodate the mobile behaviour of ‘keeping up’ and ‘looking up’ and works across all devices, including Blackberry, Android and iPhone. There are also links to the full site on the mobile site and to the mobile site on the full site, so that users can toggle easily between interfaces should they wish’. If this means more to you than it does to us, find out more at http://blogs.bmj.com/bmj-journals-development-blog/. Fountain pens all round for the rest of us!

Stemming the tide of acute lung injury

This issue of Thorax includes two papers, an …

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